Hazlett

Hazlett is the stage name of Australian indie folk singer-songwriter Mitchell Hazlett Lewis, who is based in Sweden.

His songwriting has been described as introspective. Hazlett's studio albums include Bloom Mountain (2023) and last night you said you missed me (2025).

Career Hazlett was raised in Brisbane, Australia, and is based in Sweden. Before launching his solo project, he worked as a ghostwriter and bassist-for-hire. In 2019, Australian Broadcasting Corporation's triple j Unearthed named him a feature artist. In 2025, Holler profiled Hazlett ahead of the release of last night you said you missed me and his appearance opening for Noah Kahan at BST Hyde Park.

Reception Reviews of Hazlett's 2025 album last night you said you missed me emphasized its subdued sound and themes of loneliness and longing. Clash called the album a "rewarding listen", while At The Barrier described it as a set of "sonic postcards" built from stripped-back ballads and comforting acoustic textures.

Extended plays Title Year Ref. Honey, Where Is My Home 2017 Thundering Hopes 2020 Oh Downhill 2022 Goodbye to the Valley Low 2023 Goodbye to the Valley Low (Side B) 2024